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Growth of Witchcraft Retreats in the US and Ireland

Witchcraft retreats are becoming increasingly popular among women in the US and Ireland, where they gather to form supportive communities. Participants engage in spiritual practices, including divination, to connect with spirits and seek guidance.

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Isabella Ferrari Tara Monte

A group of 15 women gathered in a 200-year-old estate in Ireland to participate in a witchcraft retreat. The participants, referred to as witches, engaged in activities such as creating divination maps, which are used to seek guidance from spirits. One participant, Tara Monte, expressed her belief that her pendulum was communicating with her archangel Michael, affirming her connection with her deceased parents.

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Bias score 30/100
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Inflammatory language 10/100
Sentiment +20/100

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Original Headline

‘Demonized, called hysterical’: the rise of witchcraft retreats where US women go to defy man and church

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Growth of Witchcraft Retreats in the US and Ireland

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